I really appreciated the slides, and they have a direct impact on my current C++ side project. I breezed through the bits that were not about C or C++, but her

I really appreciated the slides, and they have a direct impact on my current C++ side project. I breezed through the bits that were not about C or C++, but here's what I took away: 1) Add "-Wall -Wextra -Weffc++" and fix the problems found 2) Have some insights into the various C/C99/C++ language contracts, including what sequence points are, how data is packed, and how expressions are evaluated. 3) Learn when to use delete or delete[], when to declare a destructor virtual. If anything in this summary piques your interest, you may want to check out the full presentation.